bottlebaby
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7 years ago •
Apr 12, 2017
7 years ago •
Apr 12, 2017
Hello,
I have been involved in the business side of BDSM, fetish and fantasy fulfillment. I am the one that wrote and saw published, "The Handbook For The Aspiring Dominatrix." Agreeable that all sounds like it is part of the world of the professional Dominatrix and you would be right, but the concept of turning a new client into a repeat and then a steady client is appropriate as a base for answering your question.
There are three Hard Fast Rules for working with a new client or in your case beginning a new kind of relationship with a goal of an LTR. Those three rules are ...
}1 talk to the client
}2 Talk To The Client
}3 TALK TO THE CLIENT.
The odds are your boyfriend does not know what he wants to experience, how to make the relationship work and may not be able to talk about it. You would be amazed at how many males are embarrassed at using the word, "penis." Dick, cock, stiffey, Johnson, those they can say, but not penis.
I do not agree that you should have him at your feet when you talk to him. That starts the whole process off with the wrong or confusing emotions already in play. Start at the most comfortable situation you both enjoy. On the couch, across the coffee bar with coffee or wine, cuddled up in bed, all that matters is that you are both comfortable and he feels safe.
Now you can start. Ask if he knows what he wants to experience over the next weekend. The odds are, he isn't really sure. All he is sure of is that he wants to be submissive. To paraphrase the Association, "It's vague desire that's the fire you see in his eyes when he dreams about some game to play." It is up to you to turn vague desire into a, "Todo List."
I'll be happy to share my advise if you wish.
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